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• [October 12, 2007]

  • Lockheed Martin Developing Three High Speed Amphibian Vehicles For Military Use
  • Newest Air Force Communications Satellite Now On Orbit, Being Readied For Use
  • Netherlands Receives First Lockheed Martin PAC-3 Missiles
  • UAE Seeking $428 Million In Blast Fragmentation Warheads, Missiles
  • Australia Spending $617 Million For F/A-18E/F Weapons
  • Egypt Buying $125 Million Worth of RAM Block IA, Support And Service
  • Saudi Arabia Spending $630 Million On LAVs, Humvees
  • TSA Begins Testing Millimeter Wave Whole Body Imaging System At Airport
  • U.S. Army Europe Security Cooperation Work Builds Coalition Capability
  • Boeing Wins Contract To Develop Advanced Sensor For Next-Generation Missile
  • Cyber Experts See Need For Government Cooperation, Policy Changes
  • Lawmakers Petition Air Force To Oppose Split Purchase of KC-X Tankers
  • Air Force Says Reaper Armed Unmanned Aircraft Now Operating In Afghanistan
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  [October 11, 2007]

  • TSA, Coast Guard Preparing Pilot Tests For TWIC Card Readers
  • Land Warrior Soldiers In Iraq To Receive Sniper Detection Capability
  • Army Science Board Study Urges Service To Stop Buying SINCGARS
  • Army Unit Files Operational Needs Statement For Improved Soldier Situational Awareness
  • Future Combat System Is ‘Real,’ Army Will Work To ‘Protect’ It, Top Leaders Say
  • Textron To Buy United Industrial For $1.1 Billion
• [October 11, 2007]

  • Boeing Wins Contract To Develop Advanced Sensor For Next-Generation Missile
  • House Panel Meets With Contractors To Discuss ‘Overhead Architecture’
  • Fuel Leak Caused Atlas Launch Anomaly In June, Air Force-Led Review Concludes
  • Fuel Leak Caused Atlas Launch Anomaly In June, Air Force-Led Review Concludes
  • GE’s Shoe Scanner Still Falls Short, TSA Says
  • Battle Command Summit To Look At Move To Future Army System
  • Air Force’s FY ’10 Budget Plan Will Reflect Greater Emphasis On Directed Energy
  • Defense Secretary Acknowledges Army’s Need For Resources
• [October 10, 2007]

  • Textron To Buy United Industrial For $1.1 Billion
  • ATK’s New 25mm Chain Gun Built For Ground, Air and Maritime Platforms
  • Future Combat System Is ‘Real,’ Army Will Work To ‘Protect’ It, Top Leaders Say
  • Casey Asks Army To Drill Plan For Six-Month Unit Reset
• [October 9, 2007]

  • JLTV Effort Heading Back To Milestone A
  • TSA, Coast Guard Preparing Pilot Tests For TWIC Card Readers
  • Rep. Davis, Shipbuilding Advocate, Dies of Breast Cancer
  • Army Science Board Study Urges Service To Stop Buying SINCGARS
  • Army Unit Files Operational Needs Statement For Improved Soldier Situational Awareness
  • Delores Etter, Navy’s Acquisition Chief, Resigns
• [October 8, 2007]

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  • Contracts
  • Launch Schedule
  • Launches
  • NASA Finds Weight Savings With Fewer Backup Systems In Next Spaceship
  • Obering Says $85 Million Cut Won’t Severely Damage European BMD Program
  • Senate Adds $1 Billion To $17.5 Billion NASA Funding
• [October 8, 2007]

  • Land Warrior Soldiers In Iraq To Receive Sniper Detection Capability
  • Domenici Announces Retirement From Senate
  • Boeing, Thales Take Key Role In Future U.K. Army Program
  • DoD Authorizes New Defense Intelligence Operations Coordination Center
  • Marco Pistoni Named Business Management Director For MEADS
  • Lawmakers Threaten Opposition To Sale of JDAMs To Saudi Arabia
  • Lockheed Martin Refines Sniper Targeting Pod With Enhancements
  • Tanker Competition Comments Erupt In Chain of Letters
  • Conference Committee Will Consider Another National Guard Stryker BCT, Senators Say
• [October 5, 2007]

  • Obering Says $85 Million Cut Won’t Severely Damage European BMD Program
  • RAFAEL Introduces Mobile Weapons-Fire Detection System
  • Lockheed Martin To Sell Hellfire II Missiles To Greece
  • Marco Pistoni Named Business Management Director For MEADS
  • Bahrain Receives New Lockheed Martin Radar
  • Greece Gives L-3 Communications $18.8 Million For F-16C Sim Trainer
  • Raytheon Gains $100 Million In Patriot, Hawk Contracts From Saudi Arabia
  • Australia Buys New Anti-Tank Artillery Round
  • Administration Forwards U.S.-U.K. Military Trade Treaty To Senate
• [October 5, 2007]

  • Raytheon Gains $100 Million In Patriot, Hawk Contracts From Saudi Arabia
  • Bahrain Receives New Lockheed Martin Radar
  • Navy Trying To Root Out The Cause of Aviation Cost And Schedule Overruns
  • Senate Agrees To Defense Spending Bill
  • BAE Testing Remote Controlled V-22 Defensive Weapon
  • Payton: Air Force Will Set Level Playing Field In New Round of CSAR-X Bidding
  • Senate Likely To OK Nomination For Pentagon’s Top Weapons-Buying Position
• [October 4, 2007]

  • Chilton Takes Over U.S. Strategic Command
  • TSA Announces $53 Million In Checkpoint Security Awards
  • Inouye Pledges To Fund MRAP Production In November Continuing Resolution
  • Raytheon Sees IDIQ As Major Business Growth Area, Executive Says
  • TSA Releases Initial TWIC Enrollment Schedule
  • Pave Hawks Need Datalink For In-Flight Threat Updates, Says Wing Commander